Do Child Welfare Clinics Influence Growth?

Journal of Biosocial Science 2 (4):305-315 (1970)
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Abstract

Child welfare clinics established in a rural Jamaican community for research purposes are described. These special clinics were able to devote more resources to the care of their children than is usual, yet the growth and health of these children were very similar to those in another group to whom this service was not available and who attended routine government welfare clinics only infrequently

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